Lenovo ThinkPad R400 - Manual (Page 146)

– Leave the Use driver map filter processing check box empty if you want
all device-driver modules defined in your map to be deployed as part of
your Smart Image.
6. When you are finished making changes, click OK ; then, click the Save icon in
the Main window toolbar.
Specifying menu-item properties in a driver map
Each menu item in a driver map, including the root entry, has a unique set of
properties associated with it. The menu-item properties control the following:
v General: This property controls the text of the menu item or root entry. If you
change the text of the root entry, you change the name of the map in the
repository.
v Conditions: This property is available for menu items only; it is not available for
the root entry. You use the Conditions property to assign one or more filters to a
menu item.
v Exclude: This property is available for menu items only; it is not available for
the root entry. You can use Exclude property to exclude specific device drivers in
your map from being installed.
To work with the driver map settings, do the following:
1. Open the repository where the driver map resides.
2. If your repository contains folders, navigate to the folder where the driver map
resides.
3. In the right pane of the Repository window, click the Driver Maps tab. A list of
driver maps is displayed.
4. Double-click the appropriate driver map. The Driver Map window opens with
the root entry highlighted.
5. Expand the map tree and select the appropriate entry (root entry or menu
item).
6. In the Main window menu bar, click View and then click Properties . The Menu
Item Properties window opens.
7. In the General tab, you can change the name of the selected menu item or the
root entry by changing the text in the Description field.
8. Click the Conditions tab if you want to associate one or more filters with the
selected menu item, then do the following:
Note: Typically, filters are associated with menu items only when the modules
listed under the menu item are tied to a certain machine condition. For
example, if you are creating a driver-map tree structure that contains
device drivers for multiple machine types, you can use a filter to
determine the machine type of the target computer and install only those
device-driver modules that apply to a specific machine type. When a
filter is associated with a menu item in a driver map, the filter is
automatically run during the installation process at the target computer.
a. In the Conditions tab, click the Insert Filter icon. The Add Filters window
opens.
b. In the left pane of the Add Filters window, navigate to the folder that
contains the filter you want to associate with the menu item
c. In the right pane of the Add Filters window select the filter you want to
associate with the menu item, then click OK . The Add filters window closes
and the filter is added to the Conditions tab.
d. Double-click the filter you just added. The Edit Parameters window opens.
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